DEEPLY PLEASING

Striking colour choices can pay huge dividends in the bedroom. Situated in what was once a boarding house, this space (above) in a Victorian-era Sydney terrace is generous enough to wear the dark grey-blue tones of Dulux Vipere with aplomb. The house was remodelled by TFAD and the interiors handled by Arent&Pyke, who specified a red Eero Saarinen Womb chair, ochre tones in the curtains and velvet chaise longue, and a bold abstract artwork by Bui Huu Hung. Damascus wool rug from The Rug Company. TFAD; tfad.com.au. Arent&Pyke; arentpyke.com.

ANYTHING GOES TEXTURES, PAT TERNS, ERAS...

MIX THEM WITH CONFIDENCE, AS SYDNEY INTERIOR DESIGNER BRETT MICKAN DID IN THIS BEDROOM PROJECT .“IT’S ALL ABOUT CREATING A RELAXED

RETREAT ,” HE SAYS. THE HARLEQUIN AMA Z ILIA

NU VOL A WALLPAPER, FROM DOMESTIC TEXTILE

CORPORATION, BLENDS BEAUTIFULLY WITH OTHER PIECES IN THE ROOM TO ACHIEVE TONAL HARMONY. > BRETT MICKAN INTERIOR DESIGN; BMID.COM.AU.